Out Left Double Wing Right Key Colts Play
Baltimore used a 63 yard TD pass from John Unitas to Ray Perkins on the out left double wing right play to seal the win over Oakland 27 17 in the AFC title game. Perkins protected toe injury but scored and Miami bound Super Bowl tickets go on sale.
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Cowboys Shift to Powerful Ground Game Under Landry
Dallas coach Tom Landry described adopting a tougher physical approach as a major gamble that paid off for the NFL champions. After a 5-4 skid highlighted by a 33-0 loss to St Louis, Landry switched to the running attack featuring Duane Thomas as Calvin Hill's injury opened the door for the rookie from West Texas State.
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Frederick County Hoop Rivalries and Olympic Links Highlight Local Sports
Frederick and Thomas Johnson lead intra county hoops with seven of eight wins. TJ beat Catoctin 87 19 while Frederick split with Middletown and Walkersville. Former Walkersville star Gordon Smith shines for Hartford Capitols. Fred track coach Griffin eyed as 1972 Olympic coach. Ellyn Cornish on Spain team. FCC gym opening delayed to Feb 1 with games at Frederick High. Ron Schattenberg leads Lehigh scoring with 38 points on 18 of 19 extra points and six field goals. RACHIVE
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Terps to Play as McGuire Threatens Forfeit
Maryland Athletic Director Jim Kehoe said the Terrapins plan to play Saturdays game with South Carolina amid Coach Frank McGuire’s threat to forfeit unless safety could be assured after a December melee in Columbia. Maryland expected a sellout 13,700 at Cole Field House with students collecting tickets Thursday.
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UNC Upsets No 2 South Carolina 79 64
North Carolina Tar Heels, ranked 19th, defeated ACC rival South Carolina 79 to 64 in Chapel Hill. The Heels controlled the tempo, led 40 26 at halftime, and withstood multiple second half runs to maintain the win.
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Billy Hunter to Keynote Middletown Awards Banquet
The Middletown Valley Athletic Association hosts its first awards banquet this Saturday at 6 40 p m at the Amvets Post Home. Billy Hunter, Baltimore Orioles third base coach and former star with the St Louis Browns, is the featured speaker. Tickets cost 2 00 each and are available at Gates Variety Store the Amvets Post Middletown and Fountaindale Esso along U S 40A.
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Nebraska Finishes No 1 In Final AP Poll 1970
Nebraska repeats as top ranked college football team in the final AP poll with 39 first place votes and 946 points. Notre Dame second with 8 firsts and 314 points after both teams won bowl games.
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Mounts fall to Gannon 96 to 75 in rough road game
Gannon burst ahead after halftime and shocked Mt. St. Mary’s 96-75 as John Novey returned for Emmitsburg. Gannon’s Bill Gannon scored 30 of 37 free throws while Al Chrisman led the victors with 30 points and Rick Livas 24. Mount St. Mary’s drops to 2-5 with Kimn leading the Mounts with 22. The Mount meets Virginia Commonwealth next at VCU.
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